Cardiologist P. Albert Chan shares critical insights into the importance of preventive care and a holistic approach to longevity and happiness. Drawing on decades of experience across continents, he discusses the prevention and management of the "five devils" of modern medicine—heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, and dementia. Learn practical, evidence-based strategies for promoting a long, healthy, and fulfilling life through diet, exercise, and simple lifestyle adjustments.

P. Albert Chan is a cardiologist.

He discusses the KevinMD article, "How to beat the 5 devils of modern medicine and live a longer, happier life."

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How to conquer the devils of modern medicine for a longer, happier life

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